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Dr. Sara Soleymani is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Behavioural Science Unit at the University of New South Wales. Her research focuses on the psychosocial dimensions of emerging health technologies, where she leads and contributes to projects that explore stakeholder perspectives on spatial genomics in lung cancer and the integration of genomic newborn screening into Australia’s existing newborn screening program. Prior to moving to Australia, Dr. Soleymani worked on a variety of qualitative and mixed-methods research projects in New Zealand, including topics such as family violence, online harm, institutional abuse, and youth engagement. Her work is grounded in co-design principles and emphasizes a strong commitment to research translation and equity, with a focus on amplifying the voices of marginalized populations. She holds a PhD in Health Sciences, where her research primarily investigated the use of motivational interviewing techniques to improve engagement in family violence interventions.
Behavioural Science Unit, UNSW • Sydney, Australia
Researching psychosocial dimensions of health technologies and leading projects on genomic screening.
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